Once their three-game set in Atlanta is completed on Thursday, the Mets still will have 99 games remaining.
during a weekend sweep by the Blue Jays — is an eventual necessity in that regard.
That leaves them ample opportunity to rattle off a lengthy winning stretch or two to make up ground on the first-place Braves in the NL East race. After squandering a double-digit division lead to Atlanta last season, the Mets were bounced by the Padres in a best-of-three wild-card series. The Mets currently sit two games behind the Brewers for the final wild-card position, with each of the eight teams behind them in the NL pecking order under .500, led by the Giants a half-game back with a 29-30 record.
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